Cops Hunt Man Suspected of Threatening President

WABC News ^ | 9/20/04

[Rebelbase]

SW SKELLUM

[Archangelsk]

Fine, then you all won't mind when some numbnuts on the other side posts everything about Buckhead, including his picture, on some alternative web site because it's available on his law firm's site? (I imagine that right now, his law firm is absolutely innundated with phone calls and faxes about him, the majority of which are probably not pleasant). Point is, just because it's available on the net does not give one the right to post personal information in an open forum!. (And please, take that "it's open information" arguement and stick it where the sun don't shine - you know what I'm talking about).

So unless you believe that the Soviets had it right with the Komitet Bezpasnosti Gosvardnosti I suggest you rethink your urges.

[teletech]

I don't know, but I definitely know that what you did is an invasion of privacy.

Looking up a name in an on-line phone book is an invasion of privacy? Since when!

[SheLion]

When you have filmakers, authors, academia, celebrities and journalist (hi Dan) all partaking in this vitriolic hatred...all given wide exposure, it is only a matter of time before someone thinks they are doing right thing.

It sticks with me that I heard a few months back that the DemocRATS will do ANYTHING to get the President out of office. I have just been holding on with lots of prayers for him.

[hellinahandcart]

Point is, just because it's available on the net does not give one the right to post personal information in an open forum!

Nobody did that.

So there was no invasion of privacy.

[hispanarepublicana]

PMFJI, but having done extensive web research on other topics (genealogy, etc.), I think it's up to all of US to be personally responsible for what we do and do not post about ourselves.......I'm careful never to post my occupation, for instance.....when I have knowledge that I want to post but that would give away my identity, I freepmail it. My FR name is a treasured thing that only my husband knows.....
I hold no grudge against someone who knows my name and wants to look up my phone number or "Google" me. If I have a problem with that, I should unlist my number.

[SheLion]

(And please, take that "it's open information" arguement and stick it where the sun don't shine - you know what I'm talking about).

Why did you direct this post to me? I'm not doing a search on anyone. And if I did, I surely wouldn't post it in here.

[MindBender26]

He is s psycho (appears paranoid schizophrenic) who represented self in divorce action

His appeal: "The marriage was terminated and all rights and property of the defendant were anschlused (appropriated) by the plaintiff on 4 January, 2000, by means of Nazi-style psychiatric arrest executed by Guilford, Connecticut police on the sole basis of request by the plaintiff. Ex parte judgment granted to the plaintiff on 2-8-00 ordered periodic transfer payment by the defendant to the plaintiff of a magnitude of 40% of the defendant's employment compensation. Criminal penalty was assigned for non-compliance with the order and the plaintiff was granted police enforcement of abrogation of the defendant's 4th Amendment right to security in home, person, paper and effects."

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

Thank you for your sanity and clarity. Exactly what I was thinking. If it's in the white pages, it's public.

[Grampa Dave]

http://www.ama-news.com/WardVsWard/Supreme%20Court.htm

[dmartin]

>>Fine, then you all won't mind when some numbnuts on the other side posts everything about Buckhead, including his picture, on some alternative web site because it's available on his law firm's site? (I imagine that right now, his law firm is absolutely innundated with phone calls and faxes about him, the majority of which are probably not pleasant). Point is, just because it's available on the net does not give one the right to post personal information in an open forum!. (And please, take that "it's open information" arguement and stick it where the sun don't shine - you know what I'm talking about).

Wow. Thanks. I didn't know any of this about Buckhead. Now the DUmmies won't have to use Nexis. One may want to practice what they preach.

[bikepacker67]

don't know, but I definitely know that what you did is an invasion of privacy.

What are you blathering about?

It's public knowledge for crissake.

[Calpernia]

>>>Could someone ping some NY FReepers?<<<<

[Calpernia]

>>>but I definitely know that what you did is an invasion of privacy.

Why? They are not unlisted. They Net directories aren't register to sign in.

[PAR35]

So you are speaking of invasion of privacy in a moral, rather than a legal sense? Because Post 13 falls nowhere near the legal boundry for invasion of privacy.

[firebrand]

I was sitting in Starbucks and saw a bomb-squad vehicle race by at 80 miles an hour. I said that was the bomb squad but nobody seemed to hear me. LOL. New York.

[Savage Rider]

Bitter divorce. It's been known to drive sane people crazy.

[Poohbah]

SW SKELLUM

<obscure movie reference> "You'll never figure it out." </obscure movie reference>

[GOPologist]

If all Freep remarks on #26 were like yours, I would have to get rid of my PC because there would not be anything good to read. LOL

[Rebelbase]

I forgot the name of the bank!